Sunday School

Regarding Study finds religious freedom is an area of unity in a divided America, while the vast majority of Americans agree on the importance of free speech (a concept interpreted so broadly as to include a variety of expressive activities), how religious folks want to apply their right can vary widely from the attitudes of the more secular…[Read more]

Reg, Great story on lengthening the telemeres!  It reminds me of when people in my community as a kid thought that Mel Brooks’ and Carl Reiner’s cartoon The 2,000-Year-Old Man was blasphemous.  I guess because it contradicted the legend of Methuseleh at age 969 and the Post-Flood limit that man is only meant to live “three score and te…[Read more]

Great to hear from you Robert. Even on this side of the pond I have encountered right wing conspiracy nutjobs who up until recently seemed to be normal and reasonable people. Now I guess they are the new normal people.

America said “No” to Trump on election day and “No” again during the recounts and in the courts  but he seems intent on…[Read more]

Hey, How Y’all doing? Crazy times! Thought I would hit up good ‘ole Sunday School with my bitter coffee today. Great articles Reg, thanks. I am avoiding all social media this election cycle. My GF who is of like mind was dragging me into all sorts of brutal political exchanges with former 3D friends who have become right wing maniacs and started…[Read more]

Have a great week everyone!

@Robert would have known about Nine Inch Nails.  Something’s definitely happened to him.  🙁

Yeah, 9 inch nails fell outside my radar. I did once see live a band called the The The but never got to see the band known as the The Band.  Ouch…sorry 🙂

Unseen,

You wrote:

Anyway, you’re clearly not into industrial rock, or you’d know there is no “The” in “Nine Inch Nails.” LOL

I guess you could call them The Nine Inch Nails as a way to distinguish them, just like people called Clint Eastwood’s character The Josey Wales…

Or, dare I say it, the same way some people called Jesus The Christ. 😁

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Glen D,

Both Jesus and Saint Nicholas were pretty scuzzy, violent Muthahs if only a fraction of their legends are true.

Jesus not only broke mad with merchants and moneychangers, but demanded that anyone who didn’t want him as king be brought before him and slain (Luke 19:27.)  And, of course, not satisfied with destroying the world with flood,…[Read more]

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

Once everyone understands that having a baby Jesus is a lifetime commitment and not just for Christmas, then I would be delighted to see them adopted. Of course I would not be too keen on Catholics adopting one. I think the Johnny Cash version of Hurt is superb (written by the Nine Inch Nails). Yes, there are strong…

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Yes, as Highlander said….there can be only one!

I find the South Park clip below more amusing.

Caveat; coarse language, lots.

Once everyone understands that having a baby Jesus is a lifetime commitment and not just for Christmas, then I would be delighted to see them adopted. Of course I would not be too keen on Catholics adopting one.

I think the Johnny Cash version of Hurt is superb (written by the Nine Inch Nails).

Yes, there are strong similarities between QAnon…[Read more]

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

If I can get my hands on these nails and can extract DNA from them, I will create a “Jesussiac Park” full of little baby Jesus clones in time for Christmas. The little fronkeys are salivating already.

I can see it now: A DNA reconstructed savior would be a major attraction, and we could have our sins washed away yet…[Read more]

Correction again: The Brothers Grimm.  And their stories lived up to their name.

Reg,

Regarding the Crucifixion nails: Were they nine inches?

So I hear, that is where Trent Reznor derived the name of his band Nine ainch Nails.

As someone wryly noted: “*Sigh!*  Never send a boy to do a man’s job!” 😁

I know this much: You could probably build multiple apartment complexes with all the pieces of wood sold with the claim that…[Read more]

Guess which audiobook is next on my list 😉

Reg, it took me forever to finish Anna Karenina but it wasn’t as bad as War and Peace. I don’t like audiobooks.

Thanks, Reg!